A good choice for boggy areas or rain gardens due to its tolerance of damp to even wet soils. Buy Now Photo by: Proven Winners Golden Shadows® pagoda dogwood C. alternifolia Type: Tree Zones: 3-8 Exposure: Partial to full shade Height/Spread: 10 to 12 feet tall & wide Flower ...
Sequences of vegetation types caused by regularly repeated physiographic or hydrographic conditions are shown as "catenas"鈥攁 word originally applied to soils in East Africa. The map brings out at a glance the small remnants of evergreen forest left on the main watersheds, and the author ...
Although there are various types of soils, the three main types of soils are sandy, clay and loamy. If you live in an area like Georgia, you may have a lot of clay soil with pH ranges that are usually too high or too low. If you live near the coast, you may have very sandy ...
This aquatic African sedge, which is grown as an annual in most regions, is a popular choice for boggy soils, or along the shallow edge of a pond or marsh. The graceful vase-shaped habit and showy flower tufts lend an exotic look, with striking architectural appeal. This dwarf variety, ...
deciduous, evergreen or semi-evergreen. This low-maintenance shrub prefers moist, fertile soils but can withstand dry soils, making it a very versatile shrub. The fall foliage of the viburnum is fiery in color to create a brilliant hedgerow. Nestled along a garden border, the viburnum stands...
The soil layers in the study area are thin with slow formation process, poor ecologic and physical properties, and a lack of layer of semi-weathered parent material. Adhesion between the soils and rocks is relatively weak, and there is a distinct soft/hard interface between the soils and ...
As one of the most agriculturally productive U.S. states, Iowa is blessed with vast expanses of deep, fertile soils. Not all Hawkeye State soils, however, are equal. Some, says the University of Idaho's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, are relat
Referring to the manifold studies and the long-term experiences of the restoration of near-natural ecosystems and traditional land-use types, respectively, examples from all over the world are outlined. Additionally to rewilding as a progressive approach to nature conservation, letting nature take care...
Known by names like Silver Saw Palmetto Palm and Scrub Palm, it’s a true survivor, capable of enduring temperatures as low as 10 degrees Fahrenheit and even lower. This bushy, slow-growing palm showcases its adaptability across a wide range of soils and shines as a perfect choice for cont...
The versatile Elderberry can thrive in soils ranging from wet to dry. They prefer full sun when their five-petal flowers thrive, helping them produce the fruit that so many people enjoy cultivating. Euonymus Great for dry conditions, Euonymus does not like excessive moisture in the soil. ...